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You can return it within 14 days of receiving it.
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The Indie Hackers podcast, or How I Built This with Guy Roz.
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> Except for me and many others long covid symptoms got worse after vaccination. Sure, because the MRNA spike protein appears to be rough on the endothelium even in healthy individuals, so it's easy to see why this could be problema
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> Can anyone more medically and scientifically literate provide some context to temper my doom and gloom? Most of these issues stem back to endothelium damage. And the good news is that, in addition to taking all the vaccines you're
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> This is why prestigious companies have hiring committees and have well honed processes. Wouldn't it make more sense to consider the fastest growing companies, or perhaps the subset of fast growing companies with the most profit pe
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> "guess and check" programming All the most advanced computer science research areas right now basically come down to guess and check. E.g. AI, ML, NLP, etc. The folks behind spaCy have a good talk somewhere explaining that th
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This. All the best places I have worked at in my career have basically followed this formula. And in fact these questions are fairly similar to the original YC application, with the exception that the question about your favorite tech stack
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And that would be a great value at $3-4 a month, but at double that, meh.
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> they bought enough Peloton products to account for 30 percent of Affirm’s revenue Funny given the hundreds of comments on HN, reddit, and elsewhere about how Pelton is a status symbol and/or people who don't like Peloton just
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Hopefully Apple had a MFN clause in their contract.
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Right so if there was a lane change right before the Tesla stopped then it makes sense that they might have at least partial liability for the second car. But they will probably have zero liability for all the other cars.
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> I think what's interesting here is it's likely the first instance where Tesla FSD has been involved in an accident which affected other drivers. In a pileup like this it's basically never the fault of the front car, unle
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> We have advanced foundational capabilities that allow us to improve healthcare from many vantage points US life expectancy just dropped by 3 years, how much improving do they think they did?
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It's where Nokia is headquartered. That, combined with nordic culture, lead to very high early adoption rates among teenagers in the early 2000s.
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Most Japanese didn't historically own desktop computers due to the average Japanese home not having enough square feet to easily accommodate them, which is why they adopted smartphones ten years earlier than every other country except
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> You hire a ton of people for these projects but end up letting them all go when they realized those projects weren't going to pan out. Which is weird, because they're not especially difficult projects. OpenSea was built by li
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And adding "French" as a modifier to food generally means with egg yolks.
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> It's interesting to note that as methamphetamine and amphetamine were more regulated in the 50s and 60s, it became more prevalent. ~0.2% of Americans had ever used marijuana when it was first made illegal, whereas ~90% of American
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Have a full recipe? This is interesting.
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Patterns, Culture and Theft
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It is quick, but it also looks faster than it is because of the way they're animating the rows as you type. At the end of the day it's still taking the full 300ms or whatever to load the images from S3, and without all the extra j
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> The fact that they are essentially illegal in California, and California's economy works shows that they are unnecessary and also don't hinder technological development. The general rules that most states use for deciding whe
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> I really wonder if marketing costs have fallen as well The overall cost of building a product and getting a product to PMF is higher, but the main cost is time. That's why it can be advantageous to just work on something for ten y
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> If your strategy involved needing to take advantage of network effects, growing as fast as possible seems like a requirement. Not necessarily. Most businesses with network effects (including Facebook) follow the "come for the tool
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> We need more examples highlighted of entrepreneurs leading the slow-burn (in a good way) types of ventures. There will be a lot more example of this in the coming years because the costs of keeping a pre-PMF webapp online have basicall
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> I'm at Google and I wish each engineer got some kind of budget (like the peer bonus budget) that could be used to distribute funds to third-party libraries. One of Andrew Yang's policies when he was running for president was
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> They tend to be transient, younger, non-voters while landowners tend to be older, rooted and vote fervently. Which is exactly why we have policies to encourage home ownership rather than rental.
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There wasn't any specific story or scandal, just an overall sense that many of his accomplishments were actually less impressive one might otherwise assume given the political context the town where he was the mayor.
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The Pete Buttigieg oppo research that ended his presidential campaign was also done by a local journalist months before it got picked up by the national media. I don't think this is especially uncommon.
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> It can be very difficult to protect against targeted attacks from adversaries. Not really. The device used to sign transactions should never be connected to the Internet.
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